Virtual ISPOR 2021 Speaker Technical Training
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Welcome! This training is designed to help prepare Moderators, Speakers, and Discussion Leaders who are participating in LIVE sessions at Virtual ISPOR 2021. Throughout the training, the ISPOR Team will address details specific to: • Issue Panels • Workshops • Forums • Group Discussions 2 • Educational Symposia
In this Speaker Training Guide, we will cover Virtual Conference Overview This training What to Expect: Before and During the Virtual guide is filled with Conference a multitude of reference information and Pro Tips for Participating in an tips to aid in your Online Session role as a program participant for ISPOR! Polling Preparing to Participate: Technical Requirements and Set-Up 3
Virtual Conference Overview o This is a blended learning experience designed to connect thought leaders and attendees in a virtual environment accessible from anywhere in the world through an online platform. o The Virtual ISPOR 2021 conference will be comprised of LIVE and Prerelease (On-Demand) session access. All sessions (playback from LIVE and On-Demand) will be available within the platform until June 30. o The Virtual ISPOR 2021 Meeting is scheduled for May 17-20, 2021. 5
How it All Works: LIVE Sessions – High Level VIRTUAL ISPOR 2021!! Install Zoom on your May 17 – 20, 2021 computer Moderators and Speakers will (refer to slide #22 for the link) sign in to present their session and participate in a live Q&A Prior to the conference, test Prior to Virtual ISPOR 2021, your audio and video practice signing into virtual platform and finding your (refer to slide #23 for instructions) session. 6
Together we adapt and move forward Best Practices for Preparing and Participating in a Virtual Meeting
Pro Tips for Moderators, Speakers, and Panelists The same strategy that applies to face-to-face meetings, applies to virtual meetings - Understand the overall objective of your session - Work with fellow speakers/panelists to ensure everyone’s respective content aligns with one another’s and supports the objectives for the session - The content of each presentation should compliment and, preferably, builds on each other 8
General Pro Tips • Moderators/Speakers Should Meet Up in Advance of the conference – Try to schedule a call to review content and slides for each presentation or discuss via email . • Nothing derails a great session more than having one (or more!) speaker(s) speak much longer than had been planned… – A good rule of thumb is no more that 1 slide per minute of presentation time • Sign into the Live Virtual Meeting on–time 9
Pro Tips for Q&A: Issue Panels | Workshops | Forums | Educational Symposia • Prepare several questions for the Q&A portion in case there are no immediate questions from the audience. – This is also an opportunity to punctuate key points from your presentation – Share your questions, with the Moderator and fellow speakers/panelists, during the Warm-Up Session. • During the live Q&A portion of the session, the goal for speakers/panelists, is not to simply answer questions, but to draw links between the questions and their content. During your session, questions will be submitted by attendees via the Q&A Feature. In addition to submitting questions, attendees can upvote questions from other attendees. How to manage session Q&A is covered on slides 38-39 in this guide. 10
Tips for Q&A Success: As the Session Moderators and Discussion Leaders o Announce the Q&A session timing at the beginning of the session: This accomplishes two things: 1. Your audience is reassured that they will get to ask their questions 2. Your audience is encouraged to start thinking of questions. o As the Q&A session begins, let your audience know how much time you have: “We have about fifteen minutes for your questions.” o Don’t end the Q&A session abruptly. Let the audience know: “We have time for two or three more questions.” o When your speakers have finished answering questions, repeat the main theme or key messages of your session, or repeat the call to action if applicable. This technique will bring closure to the process and reinforce your messages. 11
Pro Tips for Q&A: Group Discussions • Prepare a few questions to start the discussion • Share your questions, in advance, with fellow Discussion Leaders to allow them to prepare During your discussion group, attendees can ask questions out loud and/or via the Chat Feature. How to manage Chat is covered on slide 40 in this guide. 12 Page 12
Group Discussion: Sample Engagement Formula 5 • Frame Your Session: What is the group going to do Minutes over the next 60 minutes? 40 - 45 • Group discussion Minutes 10-15 • Wrap up Minutes 13
Slide Deck Development Tips and ISPOR Requirements Format • 16:9 widescreen format is required for all presentations • You may use your own template, no standard template is required • First slide: provide a conflict-of-interest statement • Second slide: provide the presentation title, your name and affiliation(s) – Last slide: include presenter contact information so that attendees may If you are reach out should they have additional questions using slides Font • Use easy-to-read fonts such as Arial, Calibri, or Times New Roman • Use a font size of 20 or bigger – Avoid excessive detail and limit text to the essentials (6-8 lines per slide, no more than 30 words per slide) • Don’t use full sentence; use keywords and bulleted lists Background • Avoid unusual colors and busy backgrounds • Always have high contrast between colors (e.g., background and text) • Balance text and images 14
Pro tips: Beyond the Slide Deck, DOs Sessions are much more engaging when we can see our experts speak Camera Positioning and Lighting Be sure that your camera is properly positioned on the main monitor you will be using for the virtual meeting. Make sure it’s in a stable position and focused at your eye level. Doing so allows for more direct engagement with the other meeting participants. Also, be sure you have good lighting; natural side lighting is usually the best. Check out these pro tips from Articulate Appearance When attending a virtual conference with video, the rule is to dress as if you were in the office. Remember, that appearance is not limited just to you. Be aware of the condition of your surroundings. Messy piles of paper on your desk? Piles of laundry? Stack of dirty dishes? Anything else distracting behind you or in view of the camera? Multi-tasking Eliminate distractions and focus on the meeting. Turn off notifications, close or minimize running applications and mute cell phones, streaming radio, etc., are
Let’s see how many…. Polling
The Virtual Platform works with Zoom Polling Virtual events, just like face-to-face events, should be about engagement, participation, and discussion as a means to learn beyond passive listening. Zoom polling allows you to create single choice or multiple-choice polling questions for your presentation. These polling questions will be launched during your presentation for attendees to respond to in real-time. 17
Developing Your Polling Questions • Questions must be submitted in multiple choice format. This includes true/false and yes/no. • Make questions short and simple. Limit answer choices to 5 total. • Allow time for discussion of the response results. Build in approximately 1- 2 minutes for presenting and polling and 2-3 minutes for discussion of each question. • A maximum number of 5 total questions may be submitted to ISPOR. Use questions sparingly to highlight the points you want to emphasize most. 18
Submitting Your Polling Questions Submit your questions to Jess Warner at jwarner@ISPOR.org ISPOR staff will create ISPOR Staff will open each your polling questions poll during your live Questions must be within Zoom presentation. submitted in the order in which they will presented. All questions Note: In your slide deck, be Note: the polling questions must be in a multiple sure to include prompt will not be added to choice format and include slides for cueing the polls. presentation decks. no more than 5 answer choices. Polling questions submission deadline has been extended to by Friday, May 7. 19
Preparing to Participate: Technical Requirements and Set-Up
What Technology is Needed to Participate in Virtual ISPOR 2021? • A computer with: – a hard line (wired ethernet) to the internet (preferred for best quality) – Zoom software downloaded (refer to next page) – Speakers – a built in Microphone, USB microphone, or an inline microphone on headphones. • Note: if you do not have a microphone hook up, we suggest using the dial-in number option to ensure better sound quality Pro Tip Use a head set with built in microphone 21
ZOOM: Set Up • ISPOR uses the ZOOM Webinar platform for virtual meetings. NEW to Zoom Meetings? No Problem Download this link http://zoom.us/test Unsure if you have Zoom already on your computer? That’s OK. Go ahead and click the link above to open a Zoom test. If you have Zoom already, your computer will simply upgrade to the latest version and if you’re new, Zoom will be added to your computer. 22
Overview: Testing Your Audio & Video Before the Virtual Meeting • Test your speakers and mic to ensure your audio is working correctly with Zoom. – Prerequisite: To test the audio you must have Zoom installed on your computer. – NOTE: There are two ways to join meeting audio, joining via computer or joining via telephone. ISPOR recommends joining by computer Log in once and test your audio AND video as well as upload a profile picture. Join a PRO Tips test meeting to test your audio and familiarize yourself with meeting controls ahead of the Practice Run. • On Windows or Mac: – Testing your audio before a meeting 1. Log in to Zoom 2. On the first screen, select Test speaker and microphone. 23
Testing Your Audio: After Signing into Zoom To begin testing audio, select The meeting will display a pop-up window to test your speakers. If you don't hear the ringtone, use the drop-down menu or click No to switch speakers until you hear the ringtone. Click Yes to continue to the microphone test. 24
Setting the Stage: ISPOR Virtual Zoom Backgrounds ISPOR has created 4 virtual meeting backgrounds for program participants to choose from. Using an ISPOR background is optional. You may use a virtual background even if you do not have a green screen. It is best to use a blank backdrop when using one of the virtual backgrounds. ISPOR has provided several options for your use. To download, click on link below. The Image will open in new window. Right click on image and choose "Save As". Background #1 Background #2 Background #3 Background #4 To change your background, you will need to: • Save the background of your choice to your computer • Once in Zoom, click on the up arrow next to the camera • Select “choose a virtual background” • Select the saved background file from the prompt window. 25
Zoom Terms • Host: That’s ISPOR • Panelist: No matter your role in the conference, all Moderators and Speakers are known as “Panelists” in Zoom. 26
Conference Time! What You Need to Know.
Day of the Live Virtual Meeting, What to Expect: Issue Panel | Workshop | Forum | Educational Symposia Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Say hello to your fellow Sign into the Find your session LIVE will virtual session, then participants present in platform. select the join and ISPOR real-time webinar host (staff). Following the button. Zoom Note: The first 30 LIVE minutes of the Webinar will session is dedicated presentation, open and you to ensuring all speakers will be will be joined as session participants able to address a Panelist can log in followed by attendee a brief run through questions. before we invite the live audience into the session. 28
Day of the Live Virtual Meeting, What to Expect: Group Discussions Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Say hello to your fellow Sign into the Find your session virtual session, then participants Hold your platform. select the join and ISPOR discussion meeting host (staff). in real-time button. A Zoom Note: The first 30 Discussion minutes of the meeting will session is dedicated leaders can open and you to ensuring all engage attendees will join as a session participants and encourage a participant can log in followed by conversation. a brief run through before we invite the live audience into the session. 29
How to Join Your Virtual ISPOR Session: 1. Sign into the virtual platform • ACCESS LINK for Virtual ISPOR 2021 • Remember to visit the Virtual ISPOR 2021 virtual platform one week prior to the conference start date to confirm you have access 2. Click on Program then select Live Sessions and you will be directed to login 3. Find and select your session 4. Then select the JOIN button. The Zoom Webinar will open you will enter the session as a Panelist. Note: 30 minutes before your session, you will be able to gain access Please Note: If you are having an issue logging into platform and/or accessing your session, please use the Live Chat and you will be given a direct link to your session. Be sure to double check that you are using the email address 30 that is associated with previous information received from ISPOR.
If you find yourself in a Zoom Waiting Room The Waiting Room is enabled to prevent non speakers from accessing the “meeting room” as panelists. To trouble shoot: please use the Live Chat and you will be given a direct link to your session. Remember: Be sure to double check that you are using the email address that is associated with your participation in ISPOR 2021. 31
Finding Live Chat: Quick Assistance/Trouble Shooting Look at the bottom right to find the blue “Live Chat” widget for technical support during the live conference hours 32
Session Warm-Up Prior to the start of the session, the ISPOR staff will review important steps with panelists: • Confirming video and audio • Confirm Polling • Review Q&A • Review mute/video on/off • Share Screen Instructions – Set up slideshow • Attendees will enter in listen-only mode (muted and no video) • To interact with attendees, we will use Q&A and Chat feature Note: Only when warm-up is complete will the staff member “broadcast the webinar”. This starts the recording and allows attendees to join. The ISPOR Tech will remain on the entirety of your session. 33
Audio and Camera: Final Check Pro Tip Be sure to check your audio (speakers and mic) and video camera AFTER you the join the conference. 34 Page 34
Screen Sharing To share your screen first make sure the slides that you want to share are open and ready for presentation. No other windows should be open at this time (email, chrome, etc.) In Zoom select “Share Screen” 35
Screen Sharing Continued • A new window will open • Select your power point presentation and click “Share“ • You are now sharing your screen • You do not need to select any of the check boxes below 36
When Your Presentation is Complete To stop sharing, select “Stop Share” from the top of your screen Please note: you might need to hover your cursor over the screen you are sharing for the Zoom controls menu to appear. If you are having trouble with “Stop Share” please let the ISPOR staff know, and they stop the share for you. This will be reviewed in the warmup period. 37 37
Working with the Q&A Feature: Issue Panels | Workshops | Forums | Educational Symposia 1. Select the Q&A icon from the Zoom controls menu 2. A Pop-Up window will appear for the attendee to type in a question. Attendees can ask questions by clicking on the Q & A icon. During the warm-up session speakers should designate one person to monitor the Q&A during the session. A number will appear over the Q&A icon as questions come in. 38 Please note: the chat feature will also be available during your session
Working with Q&A Continued When you click in the Q&A icon, a window with the question will open on your screen and different choices will appear under each question: Answer live – this will cue the question to be answered live on air. Type answer: panelists can type in an answer that will not be discussed live on air. Dismiss answer: In case question or a question not pertaining to the subject appears, the ISPOR staff will dismiss the question. 39
Session Chat • Attendees will be able to use to Zoom chat feature to interact with other attendees • An ISPOR staff will serve as a chat moderator and will be present in every session to monitor the chat interactions • Any questions directed to panelists in the chat will be redirected to the Q&A • Speakers are welcome to participate in chat but are not required to Note for Group Discussions: A separate guide for navigating verbal chat will be sent to you under separate cover. #AttendeeGroundRules 40
Questions? If you have any technical and/or program questions, please contact the ISPOR team at Conferences@ISPOR.org
Before concluding today’s speaker training session, we have a few more resources and reminders for you: Speaker Registration Uploading Your Presentation PDF Speaker Resource Page ISPOR 2021 Community ISPOR 2021 Attendee Guide
Registration Reminder • Don’t forget to complete your registration – you will not be able to access your session without being registered for the conference. • Speakers receive a 35% discount off their applicable registration rate. – Click here to register for Virtual ISPOR 2021. – Enter the promo code Speaker in the source code box to receive the discount. • Please note that the promo code is case sensitive. – All speakers must be registered before May 10. • Government speakers entitled to complimentary registration will automatically be registered for Virtual ISPOR 2021. No further action is required. 43
Uploading Your Presentation PDF To advance our mission of promoting HEOR excellence to improve decision making for health globally, ISPOR requests that speakers upload a PDF of their slide presentation. These PDF presentations will be displayed within the ISPOR Presentation Database and on the ISPOR website. Only presenters who have provided consent through Speaker Center will have their PDF presentation displayed. Deadline to Submit the Presentation PDF: Thursday, May 13 Click here to access our PDF Uploading Quick Instruction Guide. 44
Speaker Resources • Be sure to visit the Speaker Resource page within the Virtual ISPOR 2021 website for Speaker Guidelines, PDF upload instructions, polling information and more. • NEW Resource to be shared soon – virtual Speaker Badges! 45
ISPOR 2021 Community – NEW this Year! o Connect with attendees well before the live conference begins via the ISPOR Community platform. All registered speakers and attendees have access to the Virtual ISPOR 2021 community. o Stop in to view and add to discussion threads, promote your session(s), post questions to gauge our audience, find other attendees, gain virtual “travel” tips, and much more. 46
Attendee Guide • This quick guide addresses accessing and navigating the virtual platform for Virtual ISPOR 2021. • Guide highlights include: – an overview of networking activities – finding sessions within the program agenda – visiting exhibits – viewing posters and participating in poster discussions Look for the Attendee Guide in an upcoming issue of the Attendee Newsletter and on the Virtual ISPOR 2021 Conference website. 47
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